EUY Cityrang 4.0 Electric Bike Review: Is 70 Miles of Range Worth It?

The EUY Cityrang 4.0 is a really good electric bike that gives you a lot for your money. At $700, you get a strong 1000W motor that zooms up to 28 miles per hour and can go 70 miles when you pedal along with the motor helping you. That's enough to ride all week without plugging it in. The bike has a step-through frame which means the middle bar is low, so you don't have to swing your leg way up high to get on - this makes it easy for older folks or anyone wearing a skirt. It comes with a rear rack to carry your groceries or backpack, and the battery pulls right out so you can charge it inside your house. The LCD screen on the handlebars shows how fast you're going and how much battery you have left.

This bike works best for people who ride to work every day or like taking long rides around town on weekends. The 70-mile range means city commuters won't worry about running out of power, and the 28 mph speed gets you there faster than a regular bike. The step-through design is perfect for casual riders who want comfort over speed. If you need to carry stuff, the rear rack holds your bags securely. The UL certification is important because it means the electrical parts were tested for safety.

However, this bike isn't perfect for everyone. At 71 pounds, it's quite heavy - you'll struggle if you live on the second floor with no elevator or need to lift it onto a car rack. It doesn't fold, so forget about taking it on the bus or storing it in a small apartment. There are no built-in lights, which is annoying because you'll need to buy separate lights for riding at night. The carbon steel frame is okay but heavier than aluminum, and with only 9 reviews, we don't know how well it lasts after years of use. If you want a fold-up bike, need something super light, or do serious mountain biking, look at other options.